Sentence examples for difficult to turn around from inspiring English sources

HP, with its 302,000 employees, is a supertanker: very difficult to turn around," Mcintyre says.

Another common view is that it is more difficult to turn around an inner city school.

And it's looking as though that's going to be very difficult to turn around.

Analysts say it could be difficult to turn around the company, given the continuing decline in PC sales.

"Consumer-led recessions are among the most difficult to turn around in an economy," Mr. Baumohl said.

Stanley, who said it was very difficult to turn around a program that has had seven consecutive losing seasons, said she was looking at several other coaching jobs.

"It is a difficult task to turn around a company like Holt from where it was to a profitable level," he said.

And, as such, it has been a rather difficult ship to turn around.

"I had to make the difficult decision to turn around as surface snow conditions prevented me from covering enough miles before [my] food and supplies ran out," he wrote in his blog.

But Mitsubishi could prove much more difficult for Daimler to turn around and use as a base for expanding its Asian presence.

And that financial drain would make it pretty difficult for Sather to turn around and trade for Phoenix's Keith Tkachuk and Los Angeles's Rob Blake, the two stars at the top of his wish list heading toward the March 13 trading deadline.